Keep it up! I believe you will get better and better. I saw that you just closed the trade immediately. I hope you can continue to open trades. You can rise from the lows. I don't know if others believe in you, but I do because the operation is really important and in sync. I first paid attention to you and invested 20u. My own operations have also recently lost a lot, similar to yours, but I accept the losses, and they are not too much.

I typed a lot of words, but in the end, I deleted them. Following others is quite funny, after calculating, in these 8 days of following trades, I still made a profit of 278 oil. If the followers didn't withdraw their profits, they basically lost money. I don't feel any frustration; a drawdown of 3000 oil is just routine in my year-long contract career. I do feel a sense of guilt and a bit sad; I wanted to help everyone make money, but unfortunately, that didn't happen.

I know that bad voices have emerged today, and it might ruin my reputation among bystanders, but the moment I decided to start following trades, I was clear about some things: if you don't take a shot at it, how will you know if it works? It's just a pity that my attempt failed. A drawdown of 3000 oil feels to me like a mere drop of water on a dragonfly's wing; coming back to following trades, seeing that the comrades who didn't follow the trades are losing money really weighs on my heart.

I have been urging everyone to withdraw profits whenever we are in the green; I have said that there will definitely be drawdowns because there is no trader with a 100% win rate. I think some people entered during the lock-in period and may not be able to operate, but there is a forced unlock opportunity once during the lock-in period. I don't know why it couldn't be operated; I later didn't open the lock-in period. Some friends didn’t listen and continued to increase their margin. I anticipated this outcome, but it’s a pity that we still couldn't avoid things turning out this way.

Although everyone may not want to hear it, following trades is like this; losses are inevitable. If profits are withdrawn, many people’s principal might be gone. Coming back to the identity of a trader, I believe I did enough in the early stages; regardless of how everyone evaluates me, I feel I have qualified during the process.

On this day, I smoked 4 packs of cigarettes; my throat is almost hoarse, and I'm really quite frustrated. I actually don't care how much I draw down; I might recover it in one big bet, but what hurts is seeing many brothers who care for me and support me losing money, which is the hardest part for me. Analyzing and reviewing, many losses shouldn't have happened; it’s still a pressure issue. So be it, let the storm begin.